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The board approved continuation of the Ohio School Plan property, liability, pollution, and cyber insurance coverage effective July 1, 2025, not to exceed $450,000. Vendor selection for core risk and cyber coverage is set, but the approval highlights the district’s concern about cyber risk. Insurance and cybersecurity vendors can use this to discuss risk assessments, security controls, and tools that reduce claims and future premium increases.
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$450,000Jul 13, 2026Approval of Ohio School Plan Property Liability Pollution Cyber Insurances for July 1st, 2026, not to exceed $450,000.
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$450,000Jul 13, 2026Pickerington Local SD has executed a client assignment with Soliant Health/BlazerWorks to place an RN, Beth Kanyua, for the 2026-2027 school year. The contract runs from August 5, 2026 through May 27, 2027 at a bill rate of $84.99/hour with 30 minimum hours per week and overtime at $127.49/hour. This confirms Soliant as an incumbent for school health staffing, signaling potential follow-on needs for additional nurses, virtual services, or renewals in future years.
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$0Aug 5, 2026Pickerington Local Schools executed a Purchase of Service Agreement with Eagle Wings Academy to provide specialized instruction for a named student from August 19, 2026 to May 28, 2027. The district will pay $182 per day for up to 182 days, with a maximum contract value of $33,124, and will also provide transportation. This confirms Eagle Wings Academy as an incumbent special education services provider, useful for vendors offering related supports, transportation solutions, or supplemental services to the district or academy.
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$33,124Jul 12, 2026The district plans to contract with Instructional Growth for 2026-2027 to provide leadership support and professional learning, including four on-site days plus ongoing virtual support, for $14,000. This shows an active investment in leadership coaching and PD infrastructure. Consulting and PD providers can position follow-on offerings in areas like instructional leadership, data use, and AI-informed pedagogy that build on this engagement.
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$14,000Jul 13, 2026The board reviewed a 2026-2027 contract with Magic School Inc. for "MagicSchool Enterprise," a district-wide AI platform specifically for K-12 education, priced at $5,999.25. This indicates the district is moving forward with an AI-assisted teaching and learning environment. EdTech and AI vendors should see this as a signal that Liberty Union-Thurston is open to AI tools, integrations, and related professional development around safe and effective AI use.
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$5,999Jul 13, 2026The district will use The Art of Education in 2026-2027 for comprehensive art curriculum and professional development, at a cost of $4,101. This shows investment in specialized content-area curriculum and teacher training. Vendors offering fine arts content, cross-curricular arts integration, or assessment tools can look for add-on or renewal opportunities as the district evaluates impact and future needs.
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$4,101Jul 13, 2026Liberty Union-Thurston is engaging Homecourt Publishers for 2026-2027 to provide professional development and full access to project-based learning resources for $3,100. This suggests an instructional shift toward PBL models. Curriculum and PD vendors can approach the district about deeper PBL support, content alignment to state standards, and coaching to scale PBL across grades and subjects.
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$3,100Jul 13, 2026The board reviewed two IXL items: 250 ELA licenses for grades 7-12 (for MS students completing Lexia and HS special education) valid through December 3, 2026 for $442.50, and fall 2026 professional development for IXL at $395. This points to ongoing use of IXL as a supplemental ELA tool and targeted PD. Competing intervention platforms, data tools, and SPED-focused vendors can track renewal timing and discuss complementary supports and integrations.
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$838Jul 13, 2026Liberty Union-Thurston is purchasing CTE curriculum from Savvas for Entrepreneurship and Digital Marketing for 2026-2027 at $600. This indicates active development of career and technical education offerings in business pathways. CTE vendors and work-based learning partners can explore opportunities for broader CTE curriculum, certification prep, and industry partnerships aligned to these courses.
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Government Agencies in Fairfield County, Ohio
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West Rushville Village
City165 pop.
Walnut Township Local Schools
School489 students
Town of Walnut
City6,784 pop.
Town of Violet
City49,171 pop.
Town of Rush Creek
City4,064 pop.
Town of Richland
City2,364 pop.
Town of Pleasant
City6,308 pop.
Town of Madison
City1,769 pop.
Town of Hocking
City4,908 pop.
Town of Greenfield
City5,855 pop.
Town of Clearcreek
City4,113 pop.
Town of Bloom
City11,026 pop.
Town of Berne
City5,117 pop.
Town of Balance of Rush Creek
City2,562 pop.
Town of Amanda
City2,730 pop.
Thurston Village
City605 pop.
Sugar Grove Village
City425 pop.
Stoutsville Village
City577 pop.
Rushville Village
City304 pop.
Pleasantville Village
City951 pop.
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